Berlin's CTM Festival announces more acts for two-part edition in 2022
- PublishedTue, Jan 11, 2022, 12:45
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- This year will be split into an arts-focused event in January and a dance floor-focused event in May.
- Berlin festival CTM has revealed more names for both parts of its 2022 edition. Split in two due to Berlin's current event restrictions, CTM 2022 will begin in January, running from the 28th through 30th. The focus will be on art installations and online events, while the second part, taking place from May 24th through 29th, will centre on the dance floor. New additions to the January weekend include a collaboration between Collo Awata and Madam Data titled Yowa Kontinuum, plus exhibition pieces from Ale Hop, Ali Eslami & Mamali Shafahi, Animals Of Distinction, Hugo Esquinca and Ibrahim Quraishi. There will also be workshops held by the likes of Jessica Ekomane and SØS Gunver Ryberg. More DJs have been added to the second part of CTM, such as Ifeoluwa, Yung Singh, Bloomfeld, De Schuurmann, Nene H, Yazzus, Jennifer Cardini, Nazar & Shapednoise and Opium Hum. The theme of this year's festival, which will take place over multiple venues, is "Contact." More information on the theme and the festival are available via the website. Here's a post from CTM.
- Tue, May 24, 2022
CTM Festival 2022 – Contact
Aïsha Devi, Alada, Ale Hop, Alys, Animistic Beliefs, Aquarian, Avtomat, BADSISTA, BAE BAE, Bloomfeld, Collo Awata, De Schuurman, Deli Girls, diessa, DJ Fuckoff, Edna Martinez, Ellen Arkbro, Gabber Modus Operandi, Gábor Lázár, Grand River, Hüma Utku, I Hate Models, Ifeoluwa, Jennifer Cardini, Jennifer Walton, Kali Malone, KOKOKO!, Loraine James, Lucrecia Dalt, Machine Girl, Marie Davidson, Marina Herlop, Marylou, mixtress, Moor Mother, Sully, Nazar, Nene H, NURSE3D, Opium Hum, Oren Ambarchi, Ostbam, Peaches, Refuge, ELLLL, Richard Akingbehin, Richard Akingbehin, Two Thou, Senyawa, Shapednoise, SLIC Unit, Sote, Space Afrika, Stefanie Egedy, Stephen O'Malley, Turkana, Via App, Ximena, Yazzus, Yung Singh, Marina Herlop, Richard Akingbehin, Stefanie Egedy252